## Momento<\/p>\n
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### \ud83d\udcd6About \ud83d\udcd6<\/p>\n
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Momento is a pack maker tool that enables you to create audio logs in game!
\nRight clicking on the player item or triggering the `\/dialogue` command will playback audio
\nalongside subtitiles that will match the audio.<\/p>\n
### \ud83d\udd27 How to Use (Wiki) \ud83d\udd27<\/p>\n
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Every dialogue has at least 2 components:<\/p>\n
– A `.srt` file that will server as the subtitle for your dialogue
\n– A `.json` file that will dictate how your dialogue will look and sound<\/p>\n
Everything for this mod can be contained with a **Resourcepack** as the **config files** are completely clientside.<\/p>\n
> Note: While the files for the dialogues are client side, the mod itself is still required on both client and server!<\/p>\n
#### SubRip Subtitle Files (`.srt`)<\/p>\n
`.srt` files are easy to make, you can use a tool like Descript to record your audio for your dialogue and create the
\nsubtitles at the same time.
\n(Video coming soon on how to explain)<\/p>\n
If you want to support us and make your life easier at the same time, you can use our link to start
\na free trial with Descript.
\nWe’re going to be using this tool in our projects, and we highly recommend it!<\/p>\n
In your resourcepack, this `.srt` file needs to be placed in `\/assets\/{id}\/momento\/srt\/{lang}`<\/p>\n
> Note: Momento supports multi-language subtitles! replace `{lang}` with the identifier for whatever language you’d like
\n> your subtitiles
\n> to support, like `en_us` for English. (These identifiers are the same as what you would name the `.json` file for
\n> langs in resourece packs)<\/p>\n
#### Dialogue Files<\/p>\n
`[dialogue_name].json` files should be placed in `\/assets\/{modid}\/momento\/dialogue`<\/p>\n
By default, the minimum needed to configure it is a name, a reference to a sound file, the volume, and the reference to
\nthe `.srt` file we just talked about.
\nThat will look something like this:<\/p>\n
“`json
\n{
\n “name”: “Demonstration – by CodexAdrian”,
\n “sound”: “momento:demo”,
\n “volume”: 1,
\n “srt”: “momento:demo”
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
> Note, the sound reference I used here is kinda short for a typical sound. Yours might look something
\n> like `example:example.dialogues.dialogue_intro`.
\n> The reference will be whatever you called it in your sounds.json file prefixed with the id of your resourcepack.<\/p>\n
Much more beyond this is configurable however. Lets go down the list.<\/p>\n The name here actually follows the standard format for Text Components in minecraft, so they are configurable in all the This dictates what the texture of the item will look like. Its a string to chose between one of our 5 built in options. The default option if left blank is `”BRASS_TAPE_RECORDER”` There are 2 types of displays you can use for your subtitiles that affect how the subtitile text is rendered on screen.<\/p>\n #### Canvas<\/p>\n Canvas display is the default, it renders a box of a single color behind the text. By default it looks like this:<\/p>\n “`json Most of these values are self-explanatory. Padding and margin both use the same type of config, so a valid padding and “`json or this<\/p>\n “`json The single number margin\/padding will apply that number of margin or padding to all 4 sides.<\/p>\n Turns out the color system in Resourceful Lib is really complicated, and has ALOT of configurable options. Its very nice and flexible for those of you #### Texture<\/p>\n Alternatively, if you’re goin for a different vibe, you can replace the canvas with a rendered texture. Its a little complicated, so stick with me here.<\/p>\n The texture for the dialogue needs 3 components. Think of it like a sandwich. The top bun `”top”`, which part gets rendered on top, the meat `”background”`, the part that gets rendered “`json Lets run through these values<\/p>\n `”x”` and `”y”` `”u”` and `”v”` `”width”` and `”height”` `”textureWidth”` and `”textureHeight”` The recommended way of doing this for you texture artists is to draw your textbox in a single file, make the top, background and bottom all refer to the same file and change the <\/p>\n ## \u2728Socials\u2728<\/p>\n  <\/center><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A tool for pack makers to add audio dialogue of memories lost long ago.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":104836,"template":"","meta":{"_minecraft_slug":"momento","_minecraft_project_id":"A5p5fiBQ","_minecraft_author":"CodexAdrian","_minecraft_license":"LicenseRef-All-Rights-Reserved","_minecraft_downloads":744,"_minecraft_follows":23,"_minecraft_client_side":"required","_minecraft_server_side":"required","_minecraft_storage_type":"zip","_minecraft_archive_name":"momento.zip","_minecraft_size_bytes":1108634,"_minecraft_version_count":1,"_minecraft_updated_at":"2026-05-15T22:35:26.708881Z","_minecraft_date_created":"2023-03-15T15:42:32.672079Z","_minecraft_date_modified":"2023-03-15T01:32:54.242104Z","_minecraft_project_url":"https:\/\/modrinth.com\/mod\/momento","_minecraft_icon_attachment_id":104836,"_minecraft_imported_at":"2026-06-06T01:02:22+00:00","_minecraft_import_hash":"b47224d5429fd18756a6ea903c191aea","_minecraft_versions":"","_minecraft_links":"","_minecraft_gallery":"","_minecraft_api_metadata":""},"mod_category":[97,104,92],"mod_loader":[99],"minecraft_version":[53,56],"class_list":["post-104835","mod","type-mod","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","mod_category-fabric","mod_category-forge","mod_category-utility","mod_loader-fabric","minecraft_version-1-18-2","minecraft_version-1-19-2"],"yoast_head":"\n\nName
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\nways that
\nthe title command typically is. You can use this wiki to learn
\nhow to further
\nconfigure the name of your dialogue
\n<\/details>\n\nIcon
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\nThe options are:
\n– `”BRASS_TAPE_RECORDER”`
\n– `”HAND_HELD_SPEAKER”`
\n– `”TEAL_PHONOGRAPH”`
\n– `”WOODEN_RADIO”`
\n– `”PURPLE_PHONOGRAPH”`<\/p>\n
\n<\/details>\n\nDisplay
\n<\/summary>\n
\n{
\n “display”: {
\n “color”: “black”,
\n “alpha”: 128,
\n “width”: 50,
\n “padding”: 10,
\n “margin”: {
\n “top”: 0,
\n “bottom”: -80,
\n “left”: 0,
\n “right”: 0
\n }
\n }
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
\nmargin config can either look like this<\/p>\n
\n{
\n “margin”: {
\n “top”: 10,
\n “bottom”: 10,
\n “left”: 0,
\n “right”: 0
\n }
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
\n{
\n “margin”: 0
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
\nwho want to go crazy with pretty colors. I recommend using one of the preconfigured options
\nhere.
\nIf you want more explanation on the colors, join our Discord and bother ThatGravyBoat, apparently there are a dozen different
\nways you can configure a color. there’s also a rainbow option maybe? idk join and find out ;).<\/p>\n
\nmultiple times in a stack to fit the height of the box, and the bottom bum `”bottom”` which renders on the bottom. Together, these components allow a very flexible text
\nbox experience. That looks something like this.<\/p>\n
\n{
\n “display”: {
\n “top”: {
\n “texture”: “{modid}:guis\/momento.png”,
\n “x”: 0,
\n “y”: 0,
\n “u”: 0,
\n “v”: 0,
\n “width”: 256,
\n “height”: 256,
\n “textureWidth”: 256,
\n “textureHeight”: 256
\n },
\n “background”: {
\n \/\/ same as top, but slightly different
\n },
\n “bottom”: {
\n \/\/same as top, but slightly different
\n }
\n },
\n …
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
\n– Imagine you have a selection box that you’re dragging to select a group of pixels in a paint. These coordinates are where it will start selecting from.<\/p>\n
\n– Ima be honest, this is rendering stuff, you probably shouldn’t change this unless you know what you’re doing. These values have a default value of 0 and 0,
\nyou can leave these out and it’ll fill them in with the default values automatically.<\/p>\n
\n– Remember how I said we’re drawing a selection box starting at x and y? This is the size of that selection box.<\/p>\n
\n– This is the dimensions of the entire image that the `”texture”` refers to. You should leave these values blank, as all gui files in Minecraft are typically 256×256 in size.<\/p>\n
\n‘selection box’ to encapsulate different regions of the texture for the top, bottom and background sections. Your selection boxes can be touching each other,
\nso it’s fine to make the texture look like 1 connected box and then layer the selection boxes stacked next to each other.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n
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